Online in ten minutes. €1.50 per order, not per ticket. No subscription. Built by music organisers, with your money in your account every Wednesday.
Your ticket shop is your own order page with your name, image and colours. You link to it or place it on your own website, and you are online within ten minutes.
See in one overview who comes to your concerts: how often, when they last came and through which link. Per project you see who is new and who returns.
Filter on loyal visitors or on people you have not seen for a while, save groups and email them straight from C-TIX. Or export them to Excel or your mailing tool.
News only goes to buyers who signed up for it, and unsubscribing always takes one click.
See per concert how many tickets are sold and how many are left. And which link they were ordered through: your website, your mailing or Facebook. So you know what your publicity brings in.
Orders, exports and payouts sit in one dashboard. Afterwards you have an overview of every transaction, with no invoicing to do.
Your concert may appear in C-TIPS, our monthly newsletter for around 10,000 concert-goers, in the concert calendar on c-tix.com, and on our Facebook and Instagram. You decide per concert whether to take part.
Let visitors order tickets directly on your own website. You embed the order form in your own page.
Sell several concerts in one go: a fixed bundle, a pass for the whole festival or a choice from your programme.
Give friends or sponsors a discount code, and ask the questions you need at checkout.
Open your concert in the app and scan the QR code on the e-ticket. You see at once whether the ticket is valid, along with the name of the visitor.
The app is free and runs on iPhone. No iPhone at the door? Use the door list, on paper or on a screen.
Cango Tickets Scanner on the App Store →
The app still carries our company name, Cango Tickets.
An order with four tickets costs €1.50, the same as an order with one ticket. All-in: VAT, iDEAL fees and payout. With other systems, VAT, payment fees or a percentage are often added on top; with C-TIX, €1.50 is the whole amount. No percentage of your revenue and no subscription. You decide whether to pass the €1.50 on to your buyer.
Buyers order two tickets at a time on average. That is €0.75 per ticket.
Work out what C-TIX costs you and what your buyer sees as a service fee. C-TIX costs €1.50 per order; how much of that you pass on to your buyer is up to you: exactly that €1.50, less, or a little more.
Other systems often quote a price per ticket without VAT and without payment fees. Here, C-TIX is counted the same ways, so you can compare fairly. What you pay is the top row.
| Per order | Per ticket* | |
|---|---|---|
| All-in (VAT, iDEAL, payout) | € 1.50 | € 0.75 |
| Excluding VAT | € 1.23 | € 0.61 |
| Excluding VAT and iDEAL fees | € 1.04 | € 0.52 |
C-TIX grew out of practice. Jasper Berben, a producer in classical music, was looking for a simple ticketing system for his concerts — and found nothing that fit. Too expensive, too complicated, too impersonal.
Together with programmer Felipe Noriega he built C-TIX: fairly priced, paying out weekly, without the fuss. For choirs, festivals, concert series and venues — for anyone who wants to sell tickets without making a full-time job of it.
That was in 2016. Thousands of events have been sold through C-TIX since. The money arrives in the organiser's account every Wednesday. It is that simple.
Three concerts currently on sale through C-TIX.
A short letter about what there is to see and hear at the organisations that work with C-TIX. You will first receive an email to confirm your subscription, and you can unsubscribe with a single click.
Do you organise concerts yourself? If you sell your tickets through C-TIX, your concert may appear in this newsletter: free, to around 10,000 concert-goers. You decide per concert whether to take part. How C-TIX works →
You get an answer from someone who organises concerts himself, not from a helpdesk.